Totally novice to security here, but curious to the answer. What if they keep cyph as it is with a warning that this is in browser javascript insecure. They can

Totally novice to security here, but curious to the answer. What if they keep cyph as it is with a warning that this is in browser javascript insecure. They can demo the functionality, then if people want to continue using it (more securely?) they provide a chrome extension to be installed which is sandboxed and maybe also the client-side code is published/signed with (for example) keybase by the developers for additional security improvements? On Cyph: Really dig the look and feel of the app, gorgeous! [0]: https://keybase.io/warp/warp_1.0.6_SHA256_e68d4587b0e2ec34a7b554fbd1ed2d0fedfaeacf3e47fbb6c5403e252348cbfc.html https://keybase.io/warp/warp_1.0.6_SHA256_e68d4587b0e2ec34a7...